Have you ever received website feedback like “this section looks wrong” without knowing which section the client was talking about?
I built PinReview to solve this problem.
PinReview helps developers, designers, and agencies collect visual feedback directly on websites. Instead of going back and forth through emails and screenshots, users can pin comments to specific areas of a page and turn feedback into actionable tasks.
What you can do with PinReview:
📌 Leave pin-point comments directly on websites.
📸 Capture screenshots and contextual technical details.
✅ Organize feedback using a Kanban task board.
🌐 Collect feedback through an embeddable widget or browser extension.
👥 Let guests leave comments without creating an account.
🖼️ Review uploaded PDFs and images, too.
I built PinReview to make website reviews simpler and help teams spend less time clarifying feedback and more time fixing issues.
If you're a freelance developer, designer, or agency working with clients, I'd love to hear your thoughts!
🔗 Website: https://pinreview.one
🎥 Promotional video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_SnhYFGCpA
What tools do you currently use to collect website feedback from clients?
Top comments (1)
For the website pins, I'd test a guest comment on a card in a grid, then insert another card above it and switch from desktop to mobile before the developer opens the task. The pin should either still identify the original element or clearly say the anchor no longer matches, rather than land confidently on the new card. Keeping the original screenshot, viewport, and page version with the task would make that mismatch easier to spot. How do you handle pins when the page changes after feedback is left?